Planning Multiple Precast Projects

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The IMPACT Resource Manager helps with the planning of multiple precast projects. The software helps you plan and manage all of your precast production and project processes; controlling element storage locations, element disorders, element rejections, element casting across multiple projects; multiple factory locations, and much more.

Using the Resource Manager you move away from the 3D view of managing a single project and instead use table views with functionality for viewing, sorting and manipulating any project data you wish to analyse.

The IMPACT Resource Manager handles multiple precast elements, multiple projects in multiple factories

The IMPACT Resource Manager helps you plan and manage all of your precast production and project processes; controlling element storage locations, element disorders, element rejections, element casting across multiple projects; multiple factory locations, and much more.

The data from all your precast factories is combined in table views with many options for sorting and filtering data to handle multiple precast elements, multiple projects in multiple factories.

Filters for fast look up of all your Precast Project Data

The project tab is the first and main tab of the Resource Manager. Using the filter, it’s possible to show all your projects or to filter and show the filtered projects. There are many filter options to consider project status, precast element status and see all your combined projects. You can bring in any production data to see the status of the elements going through all aspects of your production.

The Project Summary tab summarises the projects with filters on element types, element marks, area per element type (gross area), mass per element type, time per element type and cost per element type.

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For full technical details on the IMPACT Resource Manager and find out more how it can help you plan multiple factories please visit the IMPACT Wiki by clicking here.

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